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|+'''IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER ABOUT THIS PAGE''' |
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|The nouns listed on this page have been collected and compiled by players over many years. While this list is a valuable resource, it was not created by Simutronics, and it can (and will continue to) be edited by players. As such, certain "approved" words may not reflect current QC standards. The list is meant to provide options for your merchant interactions and to help stimulate creativity. Each merchant has the final say regarding the type of work they will permit or deny. Inevitably, QC standards will shift in the game, and previously allowed nouns will be forbidden, while previously prohibited nouns will be allowed. When in doubt, ask a merchant. The merchant may even be able to submit a special request to QC to have something approved. Please consider the list as a general guideline, but not an authorized expressed consent list or other database of automatically approved terms. Unlike the officially released [[List of alternative armor names|Armor]] and [[List of alternative weapon names|Weapon naming standards]], this list does not, and cannot, represent every possible noun for a general alteration. Please see ALTER in game for more information. Thank you. |
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|aemikvai, atika, atiki, bandana, barrette, bascinet, basinet, basrenne |
|aemikvai, atika, atiki, bandana, barrette, bascinet, basinet, basrenne, bonnet, bow, burgonet, cabasset, cap, capotain, carcanet, caul, chaperon, chaplet, circlet, coif, cowl, crespine, crown, diadem, earmuffs, elothrai, face-veil, fascinator, ferrigem, ferroniere, geldaralad, goggles, greathelm, hairbands, haircombs, hairjewels, hairpins, hairsticks, hat, headband, headdress, headpiece, headscarf, headwrap, helm, hennin, hood, kerchief, mantilla, mask, plume, shawl, snood, tiara, tricorn, tricorne, veil, warhelm, wimple |
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!EAR |
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|earbob, earcuff, earring, ear-stud, earrings, hoops |
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!NECK |
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|amulet, beads, choker, collar, cord, lavaliere, locket, medallion, neckchain, necklace, pendant, periapt, talisman, thong, torc |
|amulet, beads, bowtie, choker, collar, cord, lavaliere, locket, medallion, neckchain, necklace, pendant, periapt, talisman, thong, torc |
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!BACK |
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!CLOAK |
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|beluque, burnoose, caban, cape, capelet, cassock, chasuble, cloak, coat, coatee, dolman, duster, frock, gaberdine, greatcloak, half-cape, jacket, kimono, leine, longcoat, longcloak, manteau, mantle, overcoat, parka, paletot, pelisse, pelisson, raincoat, robe, robes, shawl, shroud, shrug, stole, surcoat, surcote, toqua, vestment, wrap |
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!style="white-space:nowrap"|FRONT WORN/<br>OVER ARMOR |
!style="white-space:nowrap"|FRONT WORN/<br>OVER ARMOR |
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|apron, bodice, corset, cyclas, doublet, harness |
|apron, bandolier, bodice, corset, cyclas, doublet, harness, overrobe, pinafore, smock, surcoat, tabard, vest, waistcoat |
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!ARMOR |
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!UNDERNEATH ARMOR |
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|arming doublet, blouse, chemise |
|arming doublet, blouse, chemise, gambeson, gipon, kirtle, pourpoint, sark, shift, shirt, tunic, underdress, undergown, undershirt, undertunic, underrobe |
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!ARMS |
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!WRIST |
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|armband, bangle, bracelet, bracer, bracers, cuff, guards, manacle, vambrace, wristband, wrist-band, wristchain, wristcuff, wristlet, wrist pouch |
|armband, bangle, bangles, bracelet, bracer, bracers, cuff, guards, manacle, vambrace, wristband, wrist-band, wristchain, wristcuff, wristlet, wrist pouch |
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!HANDS |
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|gauntlet, gauntlets, gloves, handwraps, hand-harness |
|gauntlet, gauntlets, gloves, handwraps, hand-harness, handflower |
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!FINGER |
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|band, finger-armor, pinky ring, ring, rings, thumb ring |
|band, finger-armor, pinky ring, ring, rings, talon, thumb ring |
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!ON BELT |
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|bag, case, clutch, |
|bag, case, clutch, gem bag/gem pouch/gem satchel, handbag, hip-kit, hip-satchel, kit, poke, pouch, purse, reliquary, reticule, sack, satchel, scabbard, sheath, tote, tube |
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!LEGS |
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|breeches, breeks, hosen, kilt, leggings, pants, petticoat, petticoats |
|breeches, breeks, hosen, kilt, leggings, pants, petticoat, petticoats, skirt, tights, trews, trousers, underskirts, wrap-skirt |
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!AROUND LEGS |
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|greaves, leg greaves, leg-greaves, leg guards, leg wraps, |
|greaves, leg greaves, leg-greaves, leg guards, leg wraps, shin guards (approved as of 1/3/18 with "guard" as noun), tassets (as of 07/25/24), thigh band, thigh quiver, thigh-band, thigh-quiver |
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!ANKLE |
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|anklet, cuff, ankle-cuff, sheath, ankle-sheath |
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!BENEATH SHOES |
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|socks, stockings |
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!rowspan=2|FEET |
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|ankle-boots, boots, buskins, chopines, clogs, flats, footflower, footwraps, half-boots, knee-boots, poulaines, sabatons, sandals, shoes, slippers, snowshoes, thigh-boots, yatane |
|ankle-boots, boots, brouges, buskins, chopines, clogs, flats, footflower, footwraps, half-boots, knee-boots, poulaines, sabatons, sandals, shoes, slippers, snowshoes, thigh-boots, yatane |
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|Also: [[Cobbling#Patterns|Cobbling shoe types]] |
|Also: [[Cobbling#Patterns|Cobbling shoe types]] |
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[[List_of_alternative_weapon_names|Alternate Weapon Nouns]] |
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|aqilorn, bourde, broadcloth, brocade, burlap, cameline, canvas, chainsil, chambray, chamois, charmeuse, chiffon, cordetum, cordovan, corduroy, cotton, damask, doeskin, dupion, dupioni, faille, flannel, flyrsilk, fur, fustian, gauze, gingham, grosgrain, herringbone, hide, houndstooth, iron boar hide, jacquard, kidskin, leather, linen, marbrinus, mink, mohair, moire, moleskin, muslin, oilskin, organdy, organza, paeline, pashmina, plumille, poplin, ramie linen, samite, sateen, satin, sharkskin, silk, spidersilk, suede, taffeta, tulle, tweed, twill, velour, velvet, wool |
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!METALS |
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|alexandrite, alum, balenite, brass, bronze, copper, coraesine, drakar, eahnor, electrum, eonake, faenor, ghezyte, glaes, gold, golvern, gornar, high steel, imflass, invar, iron, ironwood, kelyn, krodera, laje, low steel, mithglin, mithril, obsidian, ora, black ora, white ora, platinum, razern, rhimar, rolaren, silver, steel, urglaes, urnon, vaalin, vaalorn, veil iron, veniom, vultite, zelnorn, zorchar |
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!WOODS |
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|carmiln, cocoboa, deringo, faewood, fel, fireleaf, glowbark, hoarbeam, illthorn, ipantor, kakore, ko'nag, klysmar, lor, maoral, maple, mesille, modwir, monir, mossbark, oak, orase, rowan, ruic, sephwir, tanik, thanot, villswood, widowwood, witchwood, wrotwood, wyrwood, yew, zebrawood, zydris |
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|ur-barath |
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[[Category: Merchant Services]] |
[[Category: Merchant Services]] |
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[[Category: Lists]] |
[[Category: Lists]] |
Latest revision as of 13:33, 19 October 2024
The nouns listed on this page have been collected and compiled by players over many years. While this list is a valuable resource, it was not created by Simutronics, and it can (and will continue to) be edited by players. As such, certain "approved" words may not reflect current QC standards. The list is meant to provide options for your merchant interactions and to help stimulate creativity. Each merchant has the final say regarding the type of work they will permit or deny. Inevitably, QC standards will shift in the game, and previously allowed nouns will be forbidden, while previously prohibited nouns will be allowed. When in doubt, ask a merchant. The merchant may even be able to submit a special request to QC to have something approved. Please consider the list as a general guideline, but not an authorized expressed consent list or other database of automatically approved terms. Unlike the officially released Armor and Weapon naming standards, this list does not, and cannot, represent every possible noun for a general alteration. Please see ALTER in game for more information. Thank you. |
HEAD | aemikvai, atika, atiki, bandana, barrette, bascinet, basinet, basrenne, bonnet, bow, burgonet, cabasset, cap, capotain, carcanet, caul, chaperon, chaplet, circlet, coif, cowl, crespine, crown, diadem, earmuffs, elothrai, face-veil, fascinator, ferrigem, ferroniere, geldaralad, goggles, greathelm, hairbands, haircombs, hairjewels, hairpins, hairsticks, hat, headband, headdress, headpiece, headscarf, headwrap, helm, hennin, hood, kerchief, mantilla, mask, plume, shawl, snood, tiara, tricorn, tricorne, veil, warhelm, wimple |
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EAR | earbob, earcuff, earring, ear-stud, earrings, hoops |
NECK | amulet, beads, bowtie, choker, collar, cord, lavaliere, locket, medallion, neckchain, necklace, pendant, periapt, talisman, thong, torc |
BACK | bag, duffel bag, backpack, backsack, back sheath, back-basket, carryall, haversack, harness, knapsack, pack, rucksack |
SHOULDER | bag, baldric, bandolier, basket, carryall, case, handbag, harness, kit, pack, purse, quiver, reticule, sack, satchel, scabbard, sheath, shoulderbag, sling, tote |
CLOAK | beluque, burnoose, caban, cape, capelet, cassock, chasuble, cloak, coat, coatee, dolman, duster, frock, gaberdine, greatcloak, half-cape, jacket, kimono, leine, longcoat, longcloak, manteau, mantle, overcoat, parka, paletot, pelisse, pelisson, raincoat, robe, robes, shawl, shroud, shrug, stole, surcoat, surcote, toqua, vestment, wrap |
FRONT WORN/ OVER ARMOR |
apron, bandolier, bodice, corset, cyclas, doublet, harness, overrobe, pinafore, smock, surcoat, tabard, vest, waistcoat |
ARMOR | List of alternative armor names |
UNDERNEATH ARMOR | arming doublet, blouse, chemise, gambeson, gipon, kirtle, pourpoint, sark, shift, shirt, tunic, underdress, undergown, undershirt, undertunic, underrobe |
ARMS | armband, arm greaves, arm guards, armlet, vambrace |
WRIST | armband, bangle, bangles, bracelet, bracer, bracers, cuff, guards, manacle, vambrace, wristband, wrist-band, wristchain, wristcuff, wristlet, wrist pouch |
HANDS | gauntlet, gauntlets, gloves, handwraps, hand-harness, handflower |
FINGER | band, finger-armor, pinky ring, ring, rings, talon, thumb ring |
WAIST | belt, chain, chatelaine, cincher, cincture, corsage, corset, girdle, hip-scarf, sash, scarf, waistchain, waist-cincher |
ON BELT | bag, case, clutch, gem bag/gem pouch/gem satchel, handbag, hip-kit, hip-satchel, kit, poke, pouch, purse, reliquary, reticule, sack, satchel, scabbard, sheath, tote, tube |
LEGS | breeches, breeks, hosen, kilt, leggings, pants, petticoat, petticoats, skirt, tights, trews, trousers, underskirts, wrap-skirt |
AROUND LEGS | greaves, leg greaves, leg-greaves, leg guards, leg wraps, shin guards (approved as of 1/3/18 with "guard" as noun), tassets (as of 07/25/24), thigh band, thigh quiver, thigh-band, thigh-quiver |
ANKLE | anklet, cuff, ankle-cuff, sheath, ankle-sheath |
BENEATH SHOES | socks, stockings |
FEET | ankle-boots, boots, brouges, buskins, chopines, clogs, flats, footflower, footwraps, half-boots, knee-boots, poulaines, sabatons, sandals, shoes, slippers, snowshoes, thigh-boots, yatane |
Also: Cobbling shoe types |